I'm Not There(2007)- User Reviews

As a longtime Dylan fan, I was more than disappointed. A rehash of various biographical truths and fictions played out with the depth and substance of National Enquirer headlines, all to create a film that is pretentious, pathetic, too long, and just …more»

the only things more horrifically torturous and boring would be the English Patient or attending mass in a Catholic Church.more»

Did I need to know Bob Dylan's life story ahead of time to understand this movie? Is there some kind of secret code or a decoder ring or something? Do you have to be high? For the 1st hour I had no earthly idea what was going on. For the 2nd hour …more»

Being a big time Dylan fan when I heard they were making this movie and what it was about I was very hesitant and not too thrilled about it. Boy was I wrong. This movie was excellent. Behind No Country For Old Men as the second best film of the year. …more»

This is a collage of observations with a great deal of poetic and creative licenseThis is a collage of scenes with a great deal of poetic and creative license. It is incoherent but seems to mimic Dylan’s song lyrics as a stream of consciousness that are …more»

Most reviews given in regards to his movie have had a slanted view. Granted, not all are huge Dylan buffs, and most who aren't wouldn't give this movie a second thought. But it does deserve one. If no pre-learned knowledge of Dylan is known, …more»

I expected so much more than this movie when it came to Bob Dylan.You go to see a legend's movie to be entertained not to see little cut and pieces and try to figuire out what the hell is this about. We all know the world situation at the present …more»

... but it is very challenging. Personally I got lost about 2/3 of the way onto the flick. I would watch it again just to figure out what I missed. Also, I realize all the kudos are righfully going to Cate Blanchett's portrayal of Jude Quinn, but …more»

I loved the flavor of it. It didn`t try to define Bob but rather explored his many sides.I loved it, twas brilliant.more»

Bob Dylan was probably the best subject for this wondrously complex semi-authentic film biography. Through a half-dozen fictitious, authentic or totally fantastic story-lines and obligatory taking-head documentary interviews, we are taken on the roller-coaster …more»